There were undeserving PPV's in the past no doubt but they were generally once in a blue moon and was Harrison-Rogan a PPV main event ?? Not so sure about that one.
Haha, you bored mate? You seem to be trying to stir it up. I haven’t raised any questions about Joshua’s views at all. Look at my original post. I threw in the black superiority comment in response to your post to demonstrate that neither are perfect, other than that i’ve just said I can’t take to him.
The Humble One's mask is falling right off the face now and we all see that Pudding Whyte's comments about his acting are true. Tony Dosh now known as The Rumbled One
Joshua should just carry on smiling at cameras, pick up his product endorsement cheques and leave all the talking and social media stuff to his puppeteer, Hearn
Fury at it again!!! I'm going to have to defend Joshua here, Ruiz Jnr was not a nobody at all, he'd narrowly lost a fight for a World Title two and a half years earlier against an opponent far better than 4 of the last 5 Fury will have faced after the Wallin fight. I like Fury but he's absolutely full of contradictory s**t, sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's utterly stupid. People knew who Ruiz Jnr was and he was highly rated enough before the Joshua fight, he's overrated now in my opinion but he's better than everyone Fury has faced barring Wilder and Klitschko. It can be hard to like any of the elite heavyweights at the moment, they're all spouting so much rubbish.
Very nicely covered up. Hearn went from saying it was fake (trying to point out some inconsistency with the screenshot which was easily proven wrong).. then genuinely went with the 'he was hacked!' line - unbelievable.
I think Fury just likes stirring things up. Tyson knows boxing well, and he'd know *really* that Ruiz wasn't a bad fighter. He just says any old thing to get a reaction and get people talking - it works. It would be interesting to know what he really thinks about the state of boxing - I think there's probably a lot more mutual respect between the boxers than they'd ever let on in public.
This content is protected Full version on YouTube now - very strange interview. Reading between the lines - he's been seriously rocked by this loss. He repeatedly tries to overcompensate throughout the interview. As usual, when he's off script, he comes across as odd. Worth a look though.
He looks a bit vacant on occasion. When she asked him if he was fine when he was getting his neck massaged he kind of switches off or he's not sure what to say, there is almost a 3 second wait and he glances left and then says "yeahhh, I was fine, I was fine". If he was fine the answer would have come back immediately. It was almost as if he took a few seconds to think about saying something at that point.